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DanChurchAid comments on the new report from the IPCC

DanChurchAid reaches record number of people in need during pandemic

Survivor- and community-led crisis response: Practical experience and learning

The consequences of climate change are sending more and more people on the run. Millions of people in developing countries will be displaced from their home, which is the result of disasters, described in the new climate report from the UNs climate panel, IPCC

The COVID-19 pandemic has taken a hefty toll on people living in poverty across the world. Especially the lockdowns have had consequences causing hunger and poverty to escalate. DanChurchAid has been working full steam responding to this, as reflected in the organization's international annual report for 2020.

A new paper from The Humanitarian Practice Network at the Overseas Development Institute distills ten years’ evidence from survivor and community-led crisis response (sclr) in natural disasters, armed conflict, persistent poverty, and social unrest.

DanChurchAid comments on the new report from the IPCC

DanChurchAid reaches record number of people in need during pandemic

Survivor- and community-led crisis response: Practical experience and learning

Who we are

DanChurchAid assists the world’s poorest to lead a life in dignity. Aid is given regardless of race, creed, political or religious affiliation.

DanChurchAid is based in Denmark and a member of the ACT Alliance together with 134 churches and faith-based organisations.

DanChurchAid assisted 3,2 million people through humanitarian and development activities in 19 countries during 2019.

What we do

Folkekirkens Nødhjælp redder liv ved at hjælpr akut, forebyggende og arbejder for lige adgang til hjælp

Save lives

Folkekirkens Nødhjælp opbygger samfund og hjælper med at sikre bæredygtig udvikling

Build resilient communities

Folkekirkens Nødhjælp bekæmper både økonomisk, social og miljømæssig ulighed

Fight extreme inequality

'A Story of Sadness'

A new DCA report compiles climate research about countries where DCA is engaged. The report is full of worrying predictions. Hopefully, it will help us ensure that projects and programs are in line with recent science.
You will find the report here

Our Longreads

3,500 refugees cross the border here - every day
The dreams and visions were endless when South Sudan achieved independence in 2011, but after just a few years a power struggle broke out.

A credit card has eliminated the fear that my child will die

A credit card for refugees has created a relief breakthrough for families fleeing from war.

The global climate threat
”If we don’t get help we will all die”

Immediate relief packages and medical gears support

Nepal is bracing up to contain the spread of Covid-19.

Education in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Our actions have targeted the protection and emergency education in vulnerable communities, anti-mine actions and the fight against sexual violence.